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Eleftheria Batsou · 2023-08-24T06:38:02.005Z

Hello beautiful people, 🙋♀️ I recently asked you on Twitter: "what kind of articles would you like to read by me" and one of the answers was "from coder to public speaker". Since I get this question quite often in DMs or in in-person conversations,...

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This is incredibly inspiring! Your journey from #100DaysOfCode to becoming a seasoned conference speaker is truly motivating. Your story highlights the importance of strong communication skills in tech. The practical advice on finding conferences and building a strong speaker profile is invaluable. I'm definitely taking notes!

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you find it helpful and I appreciate all your kind words. Wishing you all the best.

Your journey from coder to tech conference speaker is inspiring! Your willingness to share your experiences and advice is valuable for newcomers in the field. Thanks for shedding light on this path and making it more accessible. 🌟crema-articulara.com/depanten-gel-ecenzii

Eleftheria's journey is undeniably inspiring! Her ability to overcome imposter syndrome and share knowledge is commendable. Her advice on finding a niche and persevering through rejections is valuable. I'm also eager to learn how she balanced job searching, learning, and community involvement. As a beginner in tech, insights on this aspect of the journey would be greatly appreciated. Keep up the fantastic work, Eleftheria! 🚀🌟.crema-articulara.com/depanten-gel-ecenzii

Thanks for writing this up, Elef.

One of the things I'd like to explore in 2024 is public speaking. I read other blogs on Hashnode from speakers, and everyone suggested starting at meetups, but they are very location-dependent.

Also, as I learned from Karol Horosin, being invited to international conferences as a first-time speaker is even rare unless you have a very compelling story - which you totally had.

I'll check out the two sites you mentioned because it seems like a good idea to have profiles there.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks Eleftheria for sharing your experience, this article will not only help aspiring speakers but also help to those coders like me who don't have idea about the power of sharing our learnings on socials and in the form of blogs which can create lots of opportunities for us. Once again, thank you so much.

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it.

Absolutely inspiring. The lesson is to keep working! Opportunities come to those who are ready. Well done Batsou

Thank you so much for your nice comment!

Really, an outstanding article, the real world experiences are really great and inspire lots of beginners & new Tech Speakers. 👨🏻‍💻

Fantastic Elef! keep it going

Absolutely inspiring journey, Eleftheria! Your story truly showcases the power of seizing opportunities, even when imposter syndrome tries to creep in. Your dedication to sharing your knowledge and connecting with others is remarkable. I especially appreciate your practical advice on finding your niche, crafting presentations, and persevering through rejections. As someone who's already working on breaking into the tech field and wants to engage with the community, I'd love to know how you managed to balance your job search, learning, and community involvement. Any insights for beginners like me who are juggling multiple aspects of their tech journey? Keep up the amazing work! 🚀🌟

Thank you Vidit Goel for your kind comment.

" I'd love to know how you managed to balance your job search, learning, and community involvement. " -> I combined "learning" with the "community involvement", meaning every time I was learning something, I would find a way to share it on twitter, upload it on github and even write an article about it... I'd ask for feedback or if people had similar projects as mine I'd have a look and comment on their work. (All the above are pretty much things I still do). As far as finding a job, you have to have a system. Don't spend more than 1-1.30 hours per day looking for jobs/applying because after some time you'll get tired and you won't be focused on what you're applying to. With that said: focus first on the jobs you really want. Be patient as some companies have a very long process. Keep a Excel sheet with all your jobs & interviews. Last but not least, ask your network (even if it's small) if they have any jobs or if they can propose you to a company (but don't put pressure on them). I hope these helps.

Thank you.

Great article, Elef! Exciting journey :)

Thank you so much Julia!

Thanks to both of you for the input Eleftheria Batsou and Karol Horosin 🙌 I'm going to sign up for these two sites – as soon as I think of a topic. I've written about so many things but now, as I think about picking a main topic, I have no idea 😅

Ákos Kőműves The Ultimate Full Stack Framework for 2024: Remix and snapshot testing look like good bases for talks, the second even better

Thanks Karol Horosin! I wrote an entire series on testing with RTL and Jest it's soo good. 😊

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